Washington, DC · Arlington, VA · Alexandria, VA · Tysons, VA · Reston, VA · Bethesda, MD · Silver Spring, MD · Rockville, MD · Baltimore, MD · Northern Virginia
Frequently asked questions
+
What size AV projects do you take on?
From a single boardroom to a multi-room headquarters or a full production facility. Small projects get the same drawings and commissioning as large ones.
Do you work with our IT team?
Yes. Systems are designed for IT support: documented network plans, VLANs, and remote management.
Do you do video conferencing (Teams / Zoom rooms)?
Yes — displays, cameras, microphones, DSP, and room control integrated with Microsoft Teams Rooms or Zoom Rooms.
Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, and Germantown host biotech headquarters, health-research campuses, and federal agencies whose AV requirements combine large-format presentation spaces with in-house media production: auditoriums, town-hall studios, training rooms, and executive briefing centers.
Wild Dragon designs and installs those spaces as integrated systems — audio DSP, video distribution, LED and projection displays, and streaming/recording infrastructure — so a single auditorium can serve live events, internal broadcast, and archived training without a rebuild.
Every project ships with signal-flow drawings, rack elevations, an IP plan, and a commissioning report your facilities and IT teams can work from.
Washington, DC · Arlington, VA · Alexandria, VA · Tysons, VA · Reston, VA · Bethesda, MD · Silver Spring, MD · Rockville, MD · Baltimore, MD · Northern Virginia
+
Frequently asked questions
+
+
Which Montgomery County areas do you serve?
Bethesda, Chevy Chase, North Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Germantown, Silver Spring, and Wheaton.
Do you do auditoriums and all-hands spaces?
Yes — auditorium and town-hall AV with recording and streaming is a core scope, including camera systems and broadcast-grade audio.
Can you integrate with an existing Crestron or Q-SYS deployment?
Yes. Most Maryland campus projects extend an existing control standard rather than replacing it.
Washington, DC · Arlington, VA · Alexandria, VA · Tysons, VA · Reston, VA · Bethesda, MD · Silver Spring, MD · Rockville, MD · Baltimore, MD · Northern Virginia
Washington, DC; Arlington, Alexandria, Tysons, Reston, and Loudoun County in Virginia; Bethesda, Silver Spring, Rockville, and Baltimore in Maryland.
Do you handle government and secure facilities?
Yes — Wild Dragon has designed and commissioned broadcast and briefing facilities for defense and federal clients in the region.
Can you integrate with an existing control room?
Yes. Most DMV projects are upgrades — adding IP infrastructure, replacing switchers or routers, or extending a facility to remote and cloud production.
Washington, DC · Arlington, VA · Alexandria, VA · Tysons, VA · Reston, VA · Bethesda, MD · Silver Spring, MD · Rockville, MD · Baltimore, MD · Northern Virginia
Washington, DC · Arlington, VA · Alexandria, VA · Tysons, VA · Reston, VA · Bethesda, MD · Silver Spring, MD · Rockville, MD · Baltimore, MD · Northern Virginia
The Reston–Herndon–Tysons corridor is dense with defense contractors, federal systems integrators, and technology headquarters, and their AV needs run past the standard conference room: executive briefing centers, all-hands studios, secure video conferencing, and internal broadcast for distributed teams.
Wild Dragon handles that scope end to end — Q-SYS and Crestron control, Microsoft Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms, LED video walls, and NDI / SMPTE ST 2110 video infrastructure — with drawings and a commissioning report that survive your next IT audit.
Nearby work includes broadcast facilities for defense and federal clients in Northern Virginia and the Washington Commanders' Ashburn headquarters.
Washington, DC · Arlington, VA · Alexandria, VA · Tysons, VA · Reston, VA · Bethesda, MD · Silver Spring, MD · Rockville, MD · Baltimore, MD · Northern Virginia
+
Frequently asked questions
+
+
Which Northern Virginia areas does this cover?
Reston, Herndon, Tysons, McLean, Vienna, Chantilly, Sterling, Ashburn, and Dulles.
Can you work under contractor badging and escort requirements?
Yes — Wild Dragon regularly installs and commissions in badged and escorted facilities; scheduling and access coordination is part of the plan.
Do you support Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms?
Yes. Certified room systems, DSP, camera tracking, and control are standard scope for boardrooms and briefing centers.
+
+
+
diff --git a/scripts/check-pages.mjs b/scripts/check-pages.mjs
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..16cc730
--- /dev/null
+++ b/scripts/check-pages.mjs
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+// Smoke check: every LOCATION_PAGES/SERVICE_PAGES slug has a built page with valid JSON-LD, is in the sitemap, and links its subpages.
+import fs from "node:fs";
+const win = { __R: (p) => "/" + p };
+new Function("window", fs.readFileSync("services-data.js", "utf8"))(win);
+const sm = fs.readFileSync("sitemap.xml", "utf8");
+for (const l of [...win.LOCATION_PAGES.map((l) => l.slug), ...win.SERVICE_PAGES.map((s) => "services/" + s.slug)]) {
+ const html = fs.readFileSync(`${l}/index.html`, "utf8");
+ JSON.parse(html.match(/
+
+
+
Secure facilities change the rules of AV design: no wireless, no cloud dependencies, isolated networks per classification level, TAA and NDAA-compliant hardware, and documentation an accrediting officer can actually review. Wild Dragon designs secure briefing rooms, operations centers, and studio spaces to those constraints from the first drawing.
Typical scope includes air-gapped video distribution, hardware-switched display and conferencing paths, DSP and audio masking, and control systems with no external dependencies — plus the signal-flow, cable, and rack documentation the facility security officer needs on file.
Wild Dragon has designed and commissioned production and briefing facilities for defense and federal clients in Northern Virginia and the District.
Washington, DC · Arlington, VA · Alexandria, VA · Tysons, VA · Reston, VA · Bethesda, MD · Silver Spring, MD · Rockville, MD · Baltimore, MD · Northern Virginia
+
Frequently asked questions
+
+
Do you hold a clearance?
Contact us to discuss project-specific clearance and escort requirements; uncleared work is scoped and installed under escort where required.
Can you specify TAA/NDAA-compliant equipment only?
Yes. Bills of materials are built to the procurement constraints of the facility, with alternates documented.
Do you provide documentation for accreditation?
Yes — as-built drawings, network isolation diagrams, and a commissioning report are standard deliverables.
